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Metabolic Function: The core offers targeted an non-targeted methods using liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry systems to perform metabolic phenotyping of amino acids, free fatty acids, sphingolipid ceramides, lipoprotein ceramides, fatty acylcarnitines, phospholipids, and diacyglycerols.
Mitochondrial Phenotyping: The core provides support for mitochondrial phenotyping including purification of mitochondria and analysis of size and internal complexity, metabolic assays of respiration on tissue slices or cells using Seahorse assays, and other activities
John Hollander Ph.D.
Professor and Graduate Director, Exercise Physiology
Sr. Asst. Dean for Research and Graduate Education, Human Performance
Director, Mitochondria, Metabolism & Bioenergetics
West Virginia University School of Medicine
304 293-3683
jhollander@hsc.wvu.edu
Jim Simpkins Ph.D.
Professor
The Highland Chair of Stroke Neurology
Director, Center for Basic and Translational Stroke
304-293-7430
Terence J. McManus, Ph.D.
Analytical Chemist and Mass Spectroscopist
Director of the Metabolomics and Small Molecule Analysis Facility
Lab Room 2033
Office 2029
Phone: 304-293-0494
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M-F |
Mass spectrometry: Rm 2033 Health Sciences Center North Mitochondria Phenotyping: Rm 3xxx Health Sciences Center North |
| Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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| Terry McManus Ph.D. |
Research Associate - Metabolomics and Small Molecules
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304-293-0494
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tmcmanus@hsc.wvu.edu
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2033 HSC-N & 2029 HSC-N
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| Service list |
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| Sample Prep | Inquire | ||
